Breaking down and analyzing the 2021 Georgia Bulldogs football schedule with the best and worst case scenarios.

2021 Georgia Football Schedule

Sept. 4 Clemson (in Charlotte)

Sept. 11 UAB

Sept. 18 South Carolina

Sept. 25 at Vanderbilt

Oct. 2 Arkansas

Oct. 9 at Auburn

Oct. 16 Kentucky

Oct. 23 OPEN DATE

Oct. 30 Florida (in Jacksonville)

Nov. 6 Missouri

Nov. 13 at Tennessee

Nov. 20 Charleston Southern

Nov. 27 at Georgia Tech

Dec. 4 SEC Championship (in Atlanta)

Games vs. The West: Arkansas, at Auburn

Missed Teams From The West: Alabama, Mississippi State, Ole Miss, Texas A&M

– 2021 SEC Composite Schedule, Best Games Each Week

Georgia Bulldogs Football Schedule Analysis: If the opener against Clemson isn’t the biggest non-conference game of the college football season, that means something else will rise up and be really, really big. But that’s it. That’s the tone-setter. Pull that off, and it’ll be a 5-0 start before going to Auburn.

There’s no Alabama, LSU or Texas A&M from the West, but the Tennessee game is on the road and … split with Clemson and Florida, or win them both, and there’s no excuse to not be in the College Football Playoff mix.

Best Case Scenario: 12-0. It’s Georgia. It has the talent. It has the coaching. It has the ability to win every game if everything goes right. There will be a loss along the way, but is it good enough to beat Clemson? It’s close enough. Is it going to be good enough to beat Florida? Yeah. 11-1 is more likely, but this program is overdue to take that next step.

Worst Case Scenario: 8-4. Georgia could lose to both Clemson and Florida. On the wrong day it could drop the road date to Auburn, and maybe it could slip up against Tennessee on the road and/or Kentucky at home if the wheels fall off.